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six Advance Spring Fashions Spring's wonderoua charm is gracefully whisked into being with the distinctive new Dresses now on display at Marksbury's. 1 RESOLUTION TO BAN INCOME TAX MARKS WEEK'S LEGISLATION (Continued from pass one) John CIU of Lobanon, ropresentlnK I.lnn county sportsn-n: AV. W. McNoaly of KlHmath Falls; W. J Crowe, of the Tortland Gun Club; W, II. Wallace of Kunene. and lli'n I-lo'rris of the game commiflxlun. Mining Bureau Change Asked The Southwestern Oregon min ing bureau haa asked Senator Mil ler to introduce a bill In the legis lature for the repoal of the act creating the old state mining bureau and the commission t the head of It, and to turn all of Ha records and property over to the school of mines at the Oregon Ag riculture College. He also has been asked to Introduce a meas ure that will authorize the school of mines, through a field or x titnslon service, to provide for co operation between the school of mines at O. A. C. and the" mineral Industry of the state similar to that which exists between the agricultural school at the college and the fanners. The purpose of field representa tives of the school of mines would be to make an economical mineral survey with the consequent tabu lation of such data as would be helpful In the development of the mineral resources of the state. J LODGEDIRECTORY t Pythian 8lstsrs, Umpi,-- Tsmple, No. A Meets th second, and .' fourth Monday evenings of each month, at the K. of P. ball. Vis- Itnra alwava welcome. MARTHA ClirtlSTKTNSFN, M.E.C EVA MARKS. M. of 11. C. KVAIVN HOOVKR, M. of F. llnTon Encampment," No. 9. I. O. 0. F. Meets In Odd Fellows Tem ple on 2nd and 41b Wednesdays or each monlh. Visiting ratrt flrchs nlwavs welcome. I.YI.R M. PA VIS. C. T. W. P. WETIIKREIitj, Scrlba United Artissna Meets In Mac? cabee hall first and third We ', nesdays. Visiting membera aV . wavs welcome. - lMITIEN McCtTU-OfTT. M. A. JltT.WlEn Mcrm.l.Ot'lI. Treaa. IlEbl.B STEPHENSON. Roe. O. E. 8, Roseburg cnapter No. S. Holds their regular meeting The Headaches and " F everishness Caused by Colds Can Be Quickly Relieved by Laxative Aspirin Cold Tablets At the first sign of a cold thai stuffy feeling In the head or sneezing, take the regular dose of th.-.' tab let and you will soon find relief. It is advisable lo have a box handy, became a cnlil takes held of ou very quickly. 25c Nathan Fullerton Roseburg, Oregon I 4 I The Marksbury Co. II s A COLLECTION presenting the better styles styles that are de signed to enjoy wide popularity for the new season. Flannels Bengalines ' , Satin Crepe in a gorgeous array of high shades. $19.75 $25.00 $29.75 on the first "and third Thursdays In each month, all sojourning brothers and sisters ara respect fully Invited to attend. COHA 11. MNOI.KTON. W. M. FREE JOHNSON. Secretary ROSEUURO "LOIJGK NO. 103T L. O. O. M. Meets every MondaJ night. Moose Hall, 248 N. Jack son St. Club rooms open 7:30 to 10 p. m. Visiting brothers wol come. H. FURLONG, Dictator. H. O. PAROETER, Secretary. JNO. M. THRONB. Treasurer. (TO. O. F Phlletartan Lodge NoT 8. Meets In Odd Fellows Tem ple every Friday evening. Visit ing brethora are alwaya wel come. DONALD YOUNO, N. fl. A. J. OEDDES, Rec. See J. 13. BAILEY. Fin. Sec. Knights -of Pythias, Alpha Lodgi No. 47. Meets every Wedne day in Knlghta of Pythias hall 130 Rose street. Visitors alwayi welcomed. CLAIR K. ALLEN. C, C. J. R. FARRINOTON. M. F. B. B. WIMIiKLY. K.B S. Lauref Chapter No. J1, R. A. M", Stated convocations on first and third Tuesdavs, Masonic Temple. All members reques ted to attend and visiting com panions welome. A. A. WILDKR, High Priest. W. F. HARRIS. Soretary. Eagles, RoseDurg Aerie Meets In Maccahee hall, on Cass street, on second and fourth Wednes day evenings of each month, at 8 o'clock. Visiting brethern in good stnndlng always welcome. EUOENB LITTLE. W. P. P. RICHARD nilSCH, W. P. T. F. GOODMAN. Seo. W. B. A. O. T. W., Rossburg Re view No. 11. Holds regulal meetings on aecnnd and four! I Thursdays at 8:00 p. m. Visit lng sisters invited to attend r Tlews. Maccabee ball. Pine an4 Csss streets. JESSIE RAPP. Col. FANNIE HUl'TON. C. Neighbors or Woodcraft, Lilac Circle No. 49 Meets on first and third Mondav evenings, In K. of P. ball. Visiting neighbor! Invlled to attend. DONNA OAKLEY. O. N. MAROARET WHITNEY. Clerk. united Broinerrooa ot iarpnter. . and Jointers or America. ! Meets In Moose hall second and four Jt Tuesilar evenings of , each mf In. All carpenters wel comed. 1 T. F. nOl.MFJ. Rec. Soc J. W. MOOltE. Pros. I Woodmen of the World. Camp No i 125 Meets in the Odd Follows Hall In Knsehurg every first and third Mnndav evenings. Vis-J tllni neighbors alwavs welcome. j JOHN MKLL 1IKSS. C. C. 1 M. M. MILLER. Clerk. j B. P. O. Elks, Ro.eburg Lodgi , No. 326. Hold regular comniu nlcstlnns at the Elk's Temple ni each Thursday of every month. All members requested to ab ; tend regularly, end all vlsltln brothers are cordially Invited ts I attend. D. It. Pl'TlAR. E. J. O. DAY. Secretary. Roteburq aeon.aH Lsdgs No. A I. O. O. P. Mecta in Odd Fel I leis Temple every week on ' Tuesday evening. Visiting members In good standing are rordlallv Invited to attend. MRS. MAltllAKKT ASIICKAFT. N. O. Tlt.l.lK 1 JOHNSON. Ttec. Sea I ETIIVL PAILE Y. Fin. Sec. I Umpqus Klan No. S. Meet 2nd and 4th Mondays of each month Address P. O. llox 8S5, Rose i burg. Oreenn. AT F. & A. M.7 tVaursi Lodge No i 13. Regular communication! ' second and fourth- Wednesday! each month, at Masonic Temple, i Roseburg, Ore. Visitors vol i come. I M S II VMM. W. M. W. F. HARRIS. Seo. K. O. "r. M Meets each aoeond and fourth Thursday of each month, in Maccabee hall, cor ner Ca and Tine atreela. Via Itlng Knights alwavs welcome. I c. OOOHMAN. 0m. i O. W. KAPP. R. K. !orDininrwnn v I PRICES DUEFDH 1 ADVflfyCE SHORTLY (AaanclatJ Vrtm laart Wirt.) BAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 23. The possibility of wool manufact uring on the Pacific Coast in an extensive scale whh to be consid ered toilay by delegates to the Na tional Wool Growers Association now holdings It n sixtieth annual convention here. The minions will close tonight with the election of officers. Prank J. Hagenbarth of Spencer, Iduho, who has served an pres.. dent for the past 12 yearn, was slated for re-election. T1OST0N. Jan. 23. The com mercial llullt-tlii tomorrow will say: The wool nmrkets of the world are In a somewhat hesitant frame of mind at the moment, the test ing time for which many have looked forward, having arrived. It remains to be seen whether the Btrong statistical position of wool or the resistance of buyers, due tn the present high price level, will prevail. "The foreign markets are fairly atrong as regards cross-bred but somewhat vaccinating on Merin os. The Ixnton sales are drag ging along in a very dull manner with heavy withdrawals of specu lators' wools. Ixndon still, how 1 ever, Is slightly the dearest mar ! k t. In the world. "Initial showings of heavy ! weight goods by the American i Woolen company are exiM-cted 1 either February 8 or 9, with' prices' 1 l'kely to show a five to ten per cent advance over six months ago on the present cost of labor and raw materials. 4) "Mohair IS steady on limited re quest." o See the new spring hats, coats, and spring dresses at The Hat Shop 127 Jackson St. NEW SCIENTIFIC -DISCOVERY IN CLANDOCEN Many lending authorities and sc - entlsts have proved by actual tests, that the benefits of gland transpl ni tittlon may be obtained by giving the patient gland substances to 1m taken internally, rather than by operation. Dr. Arnold Lornnd snvs In his book, "Old Age Deferred," In speak ing of the gjands: "Wo must Insist upon the enforcement of their func tions, If changed by ago or dfsea-to, by means of extracts nbtnlned from the similar organs of healthy young animals." (Jlandogen, the new Minf Iflc gland tonic, prepared in tablet form provides a simpl" melhnd of taking glandular trcatmeu. CIhii dogen, for men and women. Is ob tainable at Chapman's drug More. For prompt taxi service, country trips. Phone 44. h city or V. K. Nlckerson. now employed as Instructor In wind Instilments with the MclHuigalU'onn company of Portland, has accepted a posi tion as instructor In band Instru ments in the Hoinllne studio and will take uo his duties hern the first of Februnry, Ho Is taking the place made vncant hv the de nurture of John C. Shields and Harry Crocker, who are going to Portland to take up advanced mu sical study and also to serve as instructors with the McIougall--Cnnn company. Mr. Nlckerson has had 20 years of experience lu teaching all kinds of wind instruments and has con ducted bands In Washington stale, Medford and Ilandou. lite was as sistant band master whh the first Washington volunteers during the Spanish American war and is a musician of considerable note. He will take over the Juvenile band, sponsored by tho llelnline studio, and will also give individ ual lesions on all wind instru ments, Arrangements are being made u-lw.r..!. h.. u ill ttr-.xKul.lv hn nm. ployrd ' also as director of the DoukIss Countv Concert Hand, which has been tinder the d.rec- tion of Mr. Shields for several vui-i tin lis kml nillrh ItfTH'HM with hi,,i. ..,! ill un.lniiht.MllT i In- ship to brlnir srvcrnl n.'w IiI.-hs ' ni tho lioH. hurK hanil. which Is atrt'H.Iy llsto.l ss ono of the best tniiH-!tl oi-Kanlr.attns nf tho ststo. T?odsevxlt Hotel V PORTLAND OUt L A aclcct hotel offering unexcelled crice t mucin i Mr rstes. tverv rwm with bath. Centrally located ami ewily reached without driving through cor- Our own cate offer delightful food Cutily acrved. (.oai:i M. Kino, Man a era UET PARK AND SALMON STS. ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW J SUNDAY AT THE J t CHURCHES J First Church of Christ, Scientist. 312 E. Douglas St. Regular services die held Sunday morning at 11 i o'clock, and Wednesday evenlnr at eli(ht o'clock, this meeting includes j testimonies of beating. Sunday 'school convenes each Sunday morn ling al 9:45. All agea from 4 lu L' ! years may be admitted. The read ling room In frut of the thun-h in onen daily except Sundays and boli 'dayrf from 2 to 4 p. ra. The public is cordially fnvlted to attend th i services and visit the reading ; room. The subject for Sunday's ! lea son will be "truth." International Bible Students As- J Bociation. Study at 939 W. First St. I Sunday at 10:30 a. m. The subjects t for study ill be "The Resurrec t tion and the Spirit of Atonement.": I We seo that the account of th death and resurrection of Jesus is given by St. Luke, and is almost, Identical with that given by St. Matthew, and likewUe the testi mony of St. Mark and St. John. ' There will not be any lecture Sun day evening the 2th. Hut Mr. S. H. Houtjlan of New Vork will . speak at the Moose hall ' February 30 at 3.00 p. m. The subject will be ' the second series of the lecture, j "Jews Rebuilding Palestine." Re- i member the date and time. i St George's Episcopal Church Cor. Cass and Main Sts. Sunday services. Karly communion at 8:00; a. m. Church school at 9:45 a. ni. Morning prayer and sermon at 11:00 a. in. Subject of sermon: ' "Visions." Text, "Where there is no 1 vision, the people perish." Prov. XXIX, IS. Should we hold fast to, our visions, our ideals? The prac-' tieal man of the world says no. . We aftirm that every man should have ami keep his visions. Men and ; nations perish w hen they loose i sight of their visions and ideals. ; This sermon Is sure to interest you. Come and bring some one with, you. Rev. A. O. Dodge, Vicar. , First Baptist Church. 9:15 a. m. church school. Carlos Page, Bupt. Classes for all ages. If you are not enrolled In some other school you are Invited to join us. 11:01, a. m. Morning Worship. Message by the pastor. Special music by the choir, ft: 30 p. m. Junior, Intermediate and Senior H. V. P. U. meetings. All young people welcome. 7:30 p. ni. Evening Service. The pastor will preach. Music by the choir. You ant cordially invited to worship with us at any or all of these services. , Strangers especially welcome. Presbyterian Church. Cor. Jack son and Lane Sts. Morning Wor ship Ht 11 o'clock and evening at 7:30. In tho morning the pastor will speak on "The Crisis of Soul." The evening address will be on "The Wmderful Name." The Sunday school meets at 9.45. Fif teen minutes of music led by the orchestra under the direction of Mis. Moore. Primary and Ilegln ners departments meet In the church parlors under efficient lead ers. Helpful meetings am held by the C. K.'b on Sunday evenings at :30. The Junior and Intermediate C. K. societies meet at 3 o'clock next Tuesday evening. Wo expert, to have with us Uev. Henry McCall who has spent 33 years in liruzil. He comes under the direction of our . . . . . ,.. loreign noaru ami win oe nere ir the Woman's Missionary Society. He should be able to tell us much about S. America. Kverybody Is in- vlted. Meeting In the church pur-1 lors at 7:30. Ladles will bring their thank offering envelopes. The pas tor is helping Rev. Howard In a two weeks revival service at Oak land. Therefore the midweek meet ing is in charge of the laymen. Catholic Church. Kane and Oak Streets. Rev. II. Clery. pastor. Jan. rth. Mass and Sermon at 8 a. m. Catechism Class nt i: !" a. in. IM'rh Mass and Sermon at lo:l!0 Rosary and Ilenediction of the M. S. in the evening at 7 :30. D i Church of Christ of Myrtle Creek for Sunday. Jan. 25. Sunday school 10:00. We have been more than pleased with the attendance at the Itihle school for the last II weeks u,..l u(it tti. .ntilti of uutm ther and spring the attendance ought to increase. The average lias been close to 1 00. Lets do even bet I ter from now on. Preaching at 1 1 1 : on. Subject, "Auctioning Your Sou. to the Highest Itidii-T." Preaching at 7:3o p. m. Subject, 1 "The Life of Christ in Prophecy." yi'his Is a second sermon of a seiiefi on porphecy. iHm't fall to hear j every one. The Monk of Revelatic.n j will be considered next. It paw to jr.o to church. Show your Ioyali to jjesus by vorsKlpiug in His hou.-e lnn ,m lord's day. A cordial Rn.t.v ,iiOH Illwaj S H" J OH. l.Ulve l.l- 11,,u. minister. " . , , , Bibl Standard Miwion. II. Ja.-.;- l son uev. i. r. minor, iai"r. . L. F. HutTor, Service tonkbt (Frida as u lA'0",, WrlKl" ' rliHri!.' ot i song service and testimony meet.i.g 'and Rev. Jacobs, a Well known t 4 . dent of Roseburg will preach. S - v i tees Sunday Ht 2:3" and 7.30 p. tn. In the afternoon service the p;tr will preach, his subject being "And Ji'sus Stood." This service will be t a source ot encouragement tir-' every one present. The theme tor i the evening will be "What will m do villi Je.stis." The pallor will lier this nosage hIo. Services nn Tites. ami Friday eenlngs at 7 "-K Services at i;li-.niy Sui.;,i ' morning 11 o'clock. We aie ni.nl ing a series of meetings at the K;v ' erside school house. The i"e n al twill be conducted by the paMr, J Mr. Huiror. Reial menage and . songs will be the feature of tle.-e e y j r -ice. We fire ulsnnini; a Sun, school in this district soon. Fjrtt M E Church, comer of .l)n HIM am, tr,.,., ,.v. Jo-. h Knotts. pastor. The Sunday m I'nli 1 meet at 9:4 a. m. Mr. 1 K. C I-1 burn. supt. Poring the revival it I necessary that we begin . ryl promptly and close rai ly so m j everone be on time. The chtinhl scrweo Sunday morning will nn j FRIDAY. JANUARY 23. 1925. fifteen minutes earlier than usual wjtn a. big sing, i n sieaony in creasing crowds during the week In dicate a big audience Sunday morn ning no be on hand early if you i-n a g;ou seat. nr. j. .imer is one of the most interestiuK nil powerful evangelistic spt-aLera that has ever come to Roseburg. Sun day morning he has a great Dies- sa,i,J on" lie Price of a Soul. Hi th- me Sunday evening is "W ill There T-e a Final Judgment?" The lur-'e chorus choir and the splendid orchestra and the Ledford sinpers are proving a great attraction for those who love the gospel songs. The Fpworth Leaimes of the two churches will meet in a unfon ter vlce Vi the South M-thodL-t church Rt 6:15 Sunday evening. They will be led by .Mr. G. W. Ledford. This will be a great young peoples' serv ice and all the young people are urged to be present. Monday even ing the revival service will begin at 7 o'clock ho as to dismiss In lime for thos who wish to attend the concert at the lIt'ii;Hne Conserva tory. Th-re will be no services on Saturdays. This Friday nit;ht the parents are ured to bring their children us there Is no school to morrow and th boys and (.'iris should get some of the bem-Tit of tlu'se meetings. Let every body come. Let every body brirjg .one. A most cordial luvitutipu Id extend ed to all. Seventh Day Adventitt S.ibb.ith school at 10 o'clock Saturday morn ing, the life of Christ being the top- j ic. I'sunl service at 11 o'clock. Vis itors are cordially welcome to both of these services. Ilou.je of wor ship Is at 1 132 Military St., West RoaeburK. There will bo services at Cnla pooiu Sunday morning at 1 o'clock, conducted by J. H. Need hain. It is honed that the people of the valley will rally to the services of the community. "Let us not for sake the old land mark.V Services at tho Green Fchool house as usual Sunday. Sunday .school at 2 p. m.. followed by preaching at 3 o'clock by Rev. Knotts of the First Methodist church of Rosi-burg. Tho public Is cordially Invited to attend. We are pleased with the increased attend ance. t Christian Church. Don't forget that revival services are In pro gress at the M. K. church. Attend (the meetings. Religious coopera ! t.on Is good for all of us. You will find that Methodists don't have horns after all. Neither do we. At 1 the Christian church Sunday morn- ing the pastor will speak on 'M:ik-( i in i? tH-ii-liilea" tn the evenini? we will have the usmil forty minutes of sermon. A 'week from Sunday tlio church will have its great home i nilng. or family day. An effort will be made to get our entire resi dent membership present, at Hible school and chureh. Let us make it a great day. H. K. Mow. M. E. Church, South Main and I Lane streets. Stewart O'Dell pastor, j Superintendent W. L. Cobb will open Sunday school nt 9:30 In or-' der to give time for the school and to enable all to be on time for the eleven o'clock service ncross the 1 street. Junior Kpworth League at 1 3 : ,;!) o'clock. The Senior League I will meet in an old fashioned revfv- ' " with the leaguers or the First Methodic church and nil the ffl.. tula Mhn laHi .w Th,. i,o-vif. ' - v be conducted by prof. Ledford, a"1' win 0,1 h,1,I ,n s,mtI U"tlw odlst church. This church Is In a J" meenni; wiiu ine oruer -iem- odist church and all services are belni; arranged with that tn view,! and announcements w ill be made from lime to time as t!ul meetings advance. t Lutheran Services. No Lutheran services Sunday. Don't forget the meeting next Friday night, Jan. 30. 1 at 7:30. Rev. Jamsen of Yaklma.'J Wash., the president of the Oregon i Washington district, will favor us with an interesting lecture See the new spring hat and spring dresses at The Hat Shop imp 127 Jackson St. Retter be a cottage owner than a rastle tenant. Own a home. Page Lumber and Fuel Company. Pl'inih nves nt Wharton Pro. TROUBLE STARTS PhyiltUni wtrn tfiintt nrtlrcNni coufht nd cnldt and tell ol t) kfnuu) li,nf com Slieitivm tht may rtult. Loadtnf phyil aiant new preicnbt BALSAMCA (or all brott eh.al idtct n. Well known Dr. bfj. F. C.fbtfff. An(trr0H. Mo., writer; "I ue It trluiivrly tor my prarUr trd my ftrntly. It ti uii'k. jr and mk in it actiua Itka jotting Ti'n1 thr rrtit f fh fnfl'irn.-i v ttrTle . a giiti-rumi'Tit I'lmii'i.in not't'l Ilit a tf.'xj of lmtMr. in N.. ..H. lv Hi,- ,r ,.f ,.11-i fr-.m OT ll.tUl.l u .. t (he ilt till hilf Hat itH ul lin n in a li rm.i flnWX With the rri.ll wril tin U i I. I ";!'.! '.ti tune ,.t..t ' lltt -r- ul un llto iii- oiu I,',',!" r.ij II l.HA M t. A i III H it ill I ...nil. r..:.I ! 4 It tnh.- K'Tiu at-!' tt c fi.'v .in n, i On b f thf f nit.!c. nm.-,c 1 1 S WtfA ) : t. Uk nj t. lutty nf !(. uff u f.-t FT. SA MF A witi IN tilt-liirr 'f Ih1 t' i'.-nn nn tli ItA Cinr aMent in rl'cn i'V f-'iuti. tii.vtifr fr m wh;il ran- rf . moui v bok. Ail Amu- fmia Mil tlAIAMKA. lu Rosehing buy it frcm Chapman's I true S'ore. mm jor CHRONIC wliXWM1 4prvlTplJC LAJULii.j -7W V-J " JSHjI -1 1 r & T 2 j T t 4 1 1 Am SPECIAL We are closing out all of our Barry Shoes and Oxfords We are making this big re duction to do it quick. S7.50 to Values If you want to save big now is the time to act. 't luit Special We have a special group 00 of our $40.00 to $50.00 suits ALL IN ONE LOT (U rvn Special i Special l& T i. This is not a sale just a price on these articles and look them over. Suds for Men j Incorporated Is your wife wiser than you? If you read only the stock and sporting pages, and yourwife is like other women, she is wiser than you. She reads the shopping news. She likes to hear, you jingle money in your pockets. She likes to stretch money to the limit, so she don't have to ask for more. She likes to shop strategically. Know what she does? ' - Comfortably at home in a cushiony armchair, she scans advertising columns. She compares, judges and selects the goods she desires; maps her route; with least effort and minimum time, goes direct to the planned store and buys. She obtains what she wants at the lowest price it is offered. She is certain of full satisfaction, for slie knows advertised goods live up to their claims. She saves time and steps, and returns sufficiently alert to enjoy, new advertisements and to prepare you an appetizing dinner. These advertisements are written for your benefit too. Read them. Help her help you save. 158 DUYING ADVERTISED GOODS IS A BOND INVESTMENT NOT A STOCK SPECULATION. -ON- Shoes $9.09 and $9.50 Values ?7.50 money pn good shoes of over V. r ' special come in m V II
